"Logon as a batch job" user rights assignment

Question:

When I try adding a Windows user under the Run As section of my device in ExcelliPrint, it does not work. Instead, I am told that the user must have the Logon as a batch job user rights assignment. How do give the user this permission?

Answer:

This right is granted through the Local or Domain Security Policy on Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003. To do this using the Local Security Policy, follow these steps.

  1. In the Control Panel, open Administrative Tools, then Local Security Policy.
  2. Beneath Security Settings, open Local Policies and highlight User Rights Assignment.
  3. Locate Log on as a batch job. Open the properties and add any users that need this right.
  4. When finished, save your changes and close the Local Security Settings window.

Your changes should take effect right away. To make changes to the Domain Security Policy, make these changes on a domain controller using the Domain Security Policy Control Panel utility.

 

Article 117-02

Issue: Connectivity
Topic: ExcelliPrint

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